Arizona Route 66 Vintage Leather Jacket

Arizona bomber jacket - what inspires designers?

In its 90 year history, Route 66 has become more than a road. It has many names, including The road of life and the Mother Road. It is always alive in people's hearts. Travelling along with Route 66, you can witness the life that raged here many decades ago: travelling families, neon signs, retro cars, cowboys, small restaurants. This road an inspiration of many: writers, filmmakers, photographers and artists; designers of Airborne Apparel also did not stand aside and created the Arizona-themed leather pilot jacket.

Distinctive features of the Arizona flight jacket:

• durable brown cow leather with characteristic abrasion of the seams;
• at the bottom of the product, there is a knitted elastic band that prevents the cold penetration;
• the model provides numerous pockets: horizontal flap pockets and two vertical pockets for the convenience of hands, as well as internal compartments for a wallet and phone;
• cotton lining with an original pattern in the form of the emblems of the famous track;
• arizona jacket is insulated with padding polyester and a removable sheep fur collar.

Purchase terms

You can buy a bomber jacket in the Vintageleder online store for yourself or as a gift to a loved one. Our priorities:

1. You can return or exchange goods within 14 days.
2. We provide secure payment for products on the site.
3. We guarantee a full refund when returning the item.

For more information on the terms of delivery and return of goods, see the corresponding section.

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Did you know?

• That the total length of Route 66 was 3,940 km.
• Essential part of the highway ran along the 35th parallel and crossed 8 US states.
• During the Great Depression, the American Midwest suffered another disaster: The Dust Bowl, more than 200,000 people fled their homes and travelled to prosperous California along Route 66.